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SUMMARY:Slothrust
DESCRIPTION:Valid photo ID required for entry. 6pm 8pm 18+ Every Slothrus
 t album is more ambitious than the last\, from their lo-fi beginnings on
  2012’sFeels Your Painto the polished rock on 2021’sParallel Timeline\, 
 produced by longtime Garbageengineer Billy Bush. Losing a member only ma
 de them more willing to experiment:What TheyGrow in the Garden\,the band
 ’s Equal Vision Records debut\, may be Slothrust’s first album as aduo (
 drummer/multi-instrumentalist Will Gorin and guitarist/vocalist Leah Wel
 lbaum)\, but it’stheir biggest and wildest record to date.Produced by Sl
 othrust and Jordan Witzigreuter (The Ready Set)\,What They Grow in theGa
 rdenis the result of a band pushing itself to the absolute limit: the ri
 ffs hit harder\, the hooksare catchier\, the stylistic shifts even more 
 unexpected. Billed as “dystopian theatre rock\,” thealbum’s 12 tracks ma
 ke good on that promise — a band once compared to Nirvana now soundsmore
  like a grungier Queen\, or the best album Muse never made.Gravitating t
 oward demos that spoke to a more universal dissatisfaction\, Wellbaum ke
 pt inmind their musical peers suffering in a collapsing industry\; they 
 thought of the screen-addictionepidemic\; they thought of life under lat
 e capitalism and overconsumption. All of these\, ofcourse\, are connecte
 d: it keeps us numbed. “We're getting further and further away fromtacti
 le\, organic humanity\,”Wellbaum says\, and urges listeners to access th
 e agency they havewithin these systems. A backlash against digital depen
 dency\, the songs onWhat They Grow inthe Gardendetail the impossibility 
 of truly outrunning complicity\, but they make some leewayinto stepping 
 away from the cold blue light of phone screens."We really want people to
  take away a message from this album of self-liberation amidst theflicke
 rs of seemingly inescapable dread\,” Wellbaum summarizes. "Despite the p
 ermeating bluelight of the external world\, it is still possible to find
  your freedom and identify your core truths if you go within."\n\nTicket
 s: https://www.ticketmaster.com/slothrust-brooklyn-new-york-09-23-2026/e
 vent/000064D0AFADF76E\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/d1c1d8bd-08e9
 -422c-89b6-127f2e463075
LOCATION:Brooklyn Bowl\, Brooklyn\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/d1c1d8bd-08e9-422c-89b6-127f2e46307
 5
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